Postmortem DDoS Attack of May 28th, 2026

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Snorky dijo:
Null specifically set it up so that Tor users get re-routed to the onion address when it detects that you are using it:

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For technical and moderation reasons, all Tor requests will now redirect to the Hidden Service .onion URL. Thank you for helping me help you help us all.
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that's actually really useful to know. i kept having to search up that long as address. and the fastest way i can find it (i eventually saved it like a super genius, only took me 5 different times I had to search for the address again :smug: ) But it's good knowing I don't even need to have it saved, it will just reroute me from the .st address.


SCV dijo:
On the other hand I doubt pirate sites would care and if we're being real I think most people use a VPN to torrent so maybe it's not a huge issue? Like yeah google and facebook might block KiwiVPN but why are you logging into facebook from your VPN? Plus VPNs basically live or die on reputation (plus VPN marketing is a shady mess) and I struggle to think of a better reputation than personally run by dear feeder, but I'm probably biased.
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IDK about how others use their vpns. But I personally route all my internet traffic through a vpn. So for me that does matter a bit.
 
Hey @Bangladeshi Kiwi Farmer, are you malding on the thread because your axe wound closed or because the DDoS is failing? Either way you're still not a woman

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Posting fine on the clearnet as of now. It was all fucked earlier saturday for me however
 
Clearnet finally working consistently. TOR worked before, but was so slow for me (Tor network in general, not this site in particular) that I've finished one and a half books in my downtime since the DDOS started. If trannies were better at this I'd probably have a Ph.D in something by now :story:
 
vanilla_pepsi_head dijo:
Clearnet finally working consistently. TOR worked before, but was so slow for me (Tor network in general, not this site in particular) that I've finished one and a half books in my downtime since the DDOS started. If trannies were better at this I'd probably have a Ph.D in something by now :story:
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You have a Ph.D in sneeding and tranny studies.
 
using American social welfare to purchase DDOS service from a company that is 99% to be not from America, to attack an American business. This should be a clause to remove xer from welfare (at the very least).
 
TY null. I've never come across such a dedicated site owner. Inspirational frendo reminding everyone we mvst always go forward.
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Margo Martindale dijo:
If there is one thing that has me worried about the rise of AI (other than the loss of jobs and all the wealth going to the tech bros), its the ability for AI to be used to develop exploits easily, which can then be used to put together botnets. So many unsecured devices out which never receive updates and are mostly wide open, mostly 'smart' devices.
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>mfw kiwifarms is getting ddosed by trannies who have taken over some boomer retards smart fridges and coffee machines
Don't call it a grave.
 
Thank you for keeping my work reading functional.

Because you worked around the clock to make it accessible, and you asked so nicely, I won't speculate on who did it, but on a completely unrelated note: all trannies are mutated creatures who will do anything but face the truth.
 
Ok, this is weird. I'm getting 503 Service Unavailable error from Tartarus on clearnet, but only in one specific browser. Other browsers work fine, and when I open .onion link in the same browser (I run a Tor service on a separate machine and use it as a proxy to open KF.onion links), it works fine too.
The browser in question is Seamonkey 2.53.23, but apparently it's not a web rendering engine issue, because I just tried opening KF in Pale Moon, which uses the same web rendering engine, and that opened up just fine.

EDIT: Ok, now Firefox also throws up 503 Service Unavailable (and it does have both HTTP2 and HTTP3 enabled). Was my IP falsely flagged as a positive?

EDIT2: Alright, now it seems to work fine on any browser. Still, maybe I should stick with Tor mirror for the time being...
 
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IamnottheNSA dijo:
Ok, this is weird. I'm getting 503 Service Unavailable error from Tartarus on clearnet, but only in one specific browser. Other browsers work fine, and when I open .onion link in the same browser (I run a Tor service on a separate machine and use it as a proxy to open KF.onion links), it works fine too.
The browser in question is Seamonkey 2.53.23, but apparently it's not a web rendering engine issue, because I just tried opening KF in Pale Moon, which uses the same web rendering engine, and that opened up just fine.
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Likely different versions of NSS, and/or HTTP2 support, I'd guess.
Or, less likely, HTTP3 (QUIC uses UDP which Tor doesn't support).
 
FPTMIU dijo:
I don't get why KF always has to get the butt of this seethe. Out of all the sites in this subculture, it's probably the absolute tamest and least mean-spirited.
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It's because of the permanence of KiwiFarms. Most of the other sites usually die out quicker than the farms so there is a lot more seethe because the farms is never leaving at all.
 
FPTMIU dijo:
I don't get why KF always has to get the butt of this seethe. Out of all the sites in this subculture, it's probably the absolute tamest and least mean-spirited.
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Most of the other targeted sites are behind cloudflare (or similar) and aren't de-banked. So the downtime isn't as noticeable due to more avenues of relief.
 
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